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#!/usr/bin/env python3 | |
from urllib import request, parse | |
import json | |
base_url = "http://lims.dccouncil.us/_layouts/15/uploader/AdminProxy.aspx/" | |
keyword_test = "" | |
# Generic function to get Data from LIMS | |
def getFromLIMS(view, payload): |
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# Text | |
- [ ] Item 1 | |
- [ ] Item 2 | |
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function rfc3339(d) { | |
function pad(n) { | |
return n < 10 ? "0" + n : n; | |
} | |
function timezoneOffset(offset) { | |
var sign; | |
if (offset === 0) { | |
return "Z"; |
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import Foundation | |
/// Parse RFC 3339 date string to NSDate | |
/// | |
/// :param: rfc3339DateTimeString string with format "yyyy-MM-ddTHH:mm:ssZ" | |
/// :returns: NSDate, or nil if string cannot be parsed | |
public func dateForRFC3339DateTimeString(rfc3339DateTimeString: String) -> NSDate? { | |
let formatter = getThreadLocalRFC3339DateFormatter() | |
return formatter.dateFromString(rfc3339DateTimeString) | |
} |
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This policy is intended and shall be construed to promote realization of the public policy commitment by the City of Boston to Open Government as a key means for enabling public participation, transparency, collaboration and effective government, including by ensuring the availability and use of Open Data, appropriate security and sharing of Protected Data, effective use of Identity and Access Management and engagement of stakeholders and experts toward the achievement of Open Government. |
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The City of Boston Chief Information Office (CIO), in consultation with City departments, is authorized and directed to develop and issue this policy. |
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DRAFT UNREVIEWED City of Boston Open and Protected Data Policy UNREVIEWED DRAFT | |
<h1>I Open Data </h1> | |
This policy is authorized by and exists to effectuate the City of Boston Executive Order on to Open Data and Protected Data Sharing. This policy shall remain valid and effective unless and until it is repealed or amended. | |
<p> | |
This policy is intended and shall be construed to promote realization of the public policy commitment by the City of Boston to Open Government as a key means for enabling public participation, transparency, collaboration and effective government, including by ensuring the availability and use of Open Data, appropriate security and sharing of Protected Data, effective use of Identity and Access Management and engagement of stakeholders and experts toward the achievement of Open Government. |
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<h1>II Protected Data </h1> | |
1. Stub: applicable to non-public data, such as health data, educational records and other protected data; | |
<p> | |
2. Management of Protected Data, i | |
<p> |
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<h1> III Approval by Corporation Counsel </h1> | |
3. Method of approval by the Corporation Counsel of the | |
City of Boston related to Protected Data disclosed in | |
accordance with the Policy. | |
<h1> IV Advisory Panel </h1> | |
4. [Regional? Cross-Boundary? Metro-Boston? Municipal] Open Government Advisory Panel | |
<p> |
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This policy is authorized by and exists to effectuate the City of Boston Executive Order on to Open Data and Protected Data Sharing. This policy shall remain valid and effective unless and until it is repealed or amended. |
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